Ngồi Khóc Trên Cây (Tái bản năm 2017) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Amenda Brine advancedxcel — Rules of Attraction is the second book of of the Perfect Chemistry series by Simone Elkeles. The first book (Perfect Chemistry), is about Alex, the oldest of three brothers, and how he struggles with the difficulties of life that he was born to live with. This second book is about his younger brother, Carlos, dealing with quite the same stuff but in a different situation and environment. I LOVED and devoured this book as much as the first. But I can't really say that it's better than Perfect Chemistry, I mean nothing really beats the original story. It's a really nice, feel good book, that I think had more emotion, delving into the characters' inner feelings more than it did in the first book. But I had some issues with it being similar with the first book in some parts of the story, having the same circumstances as belonging to a gang, being stuck with the girl he wouldn't dream of liking--and then liking her in the end, and more that I'm now too lazy to type. But the message of the book is clear and it's one of the things I like most about it (including those sweet moments that at times may be called 'cheesy'. But hey, aren't we all suckers for those moments?), it's that no matter how impossible it may seem, no matter how bad the situation is, it is still within your reach to make a difference. That even though the status quo is carved deep in rock, you should never just give up and accept your place in it. The third and last book, Chain Reaction, will be released this year. I'm really excited with the release of this one because it's about the youngest brother, and he's nothing like Alex or Carlos which will be a nice breath of fresh air

Amal Idriss amsworld — I really enjoyed this book, but I thought the title was kind of deceptive. I think it should have been called, "The Oregon Trail," since it was mostly about that, with the story of being a water dowser acting as bookends to the story of a family traveling to Oregon. Having played that game obsessively as a kid, I couldn't decide if I was more excited by the nostalgia of it all (Fort Laramie! Chimney Rock! Do I ford the Columbia or take the Barlow Toll Road?!) or if I wished the author would have come up with something more original. Not that you can really be original about that-- the Oregon Trail is what it is, so it's not her fault that the game already covered all the most interesting pit stops. So I had mixed feelings about it. But I kept reading. ;)

Andrea Moroni moroniandrea — This one is more short story style. Similar to Sedaris, not as hilarious, but still interesting.